₦airaland Forum

Solofresh2:
Hello Nairaland Christians, have you for once wondered why you christains worship on Sundays and not the Sabbath day.

If you study your Bible well, you will realize that when GOD was done with his creations,he rested on the Seventh day and blessed it saying we should keep it holy.

Now, looking at the days of the week, the seventh day of the week is Saturday and not Sunday.Sunday is the first day of a new week.
So,why do we worship on Sundays and not the seventh day of the week?
Are we really following God's commandments at all or we are just deceiving ourselves?

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My Questions are
1. Is it God that name days Sunday, Monday etc
2. How do you knew that God rested on the Seventh when no one was there and the bible was discovered hundred years after the death of Jesus Christ.
3. How do you know that Sunday is correct day that God rested since there is no calenders during Creation.
4. Adam and Eve are the first human creation do they worship on Sunday too.

Please I'm here to learn ooooo

Yinbanjonic:
Alesha please tell us the LG that paid their ad-hoc staff

25k na for P.O oooo. Ikorodu side

MzBertty:
How much is the money??

Just 25k ooooo

Please don't mine my grammar oooo

A friend of mine is in dilemma right now, it all started during the recruitment of Adhoc staff for the Local government chairman Elections' just concluded.

My friend apply online, he was shortlisted and attended the training but on the eve of the election day, a new names was pasted consisting of all the staff of the LCDA but the original people that attended the training names are missing. Later that night it was confirmed that all the staff of the LCDA cohere with LASIEC staff to change the list.

Fast ward to yesterday a lady from the LCDA called to confirm the details of my friend account number and claiming that she did the job during the election and she said that if the money entered, they will share it and my friend said ok

The alert have entered today and the lady have been calling for the money but my friend, fear is that:
1. The LCDA staff are not legally selected for the job and their details are not with the LASIEC office.
2. If anything happens during the job, he is not aware.

So what should he do? Please.

Should he give the money to lady
Or
Take the money for himself because My friend was the one that apply for the job, submitted all his details and sacrifice his time to attended the training but the LCDA Staff used their power because they are the one hosting the LASIEC office.

What about the abnormalities of the bus drives and traders at that place? I hope they included that in their plan ooo�

ILoveeyouall:
Enter mushin
Come show me how christmas dey go 4 there.

Emi omo mushin olosha

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[quote author=Leshurr post=97354237]#1. The Silence is Deafening!
When I first arrived in the West, I was so taken aback by how quiet everywhere was. On the way out of the airport, I looked around in awe as the pristine clean roads were not littered with with hawkers, jampacked cars , numerous pedestrians and the blaring sounds of horns! - although, mega-cities like New York is an exception to the rule. 

#2. Your Neighbours & The Police: You Can Co-exist with Neighbours for Years Without Ever Saying a Word to Each Other.
In the average neighbourhood, you can't make noise anyhow. Everyone minds their business. ... The most you will get out of your neighbors is an occasional nod and smile.
Although this doesn't deter them from watching your every move through their windows... they won't hesitate to call the cops/snitch on you at any slight opportunity. Make noise and fight with your spouse anyhow and you will find police knocking at your door.

#3 Raising kids in a Predominantly Black Neighbourhood Can Spell Doom.
Bullying is incessant in these communities. Gang culture, crime, violence  etc..

#4. Your Child(ren) can be Taken from You.
This almost happened to a close friend of mine whose nosy neighbour called  child services on her because she heard her baby crying for a lengthy period of time. And the police actually showed up to her house to carry out a thorough investigation on the living conditions of the baby.. Thank God nothing incriminating was found..
Moral of the story: be careful with how you care for/discipline your kids when living abroad.

#5. Nigerian Churches (most RCCG branches) are Epicenters for Drama & Toxicity.
Avoid! Just Avoid!

#6. Black (especially Nigerian women) are at the Bottom of the Food Chain; be it at the Workplace or on the Dating Scene.
Young black guys will rather date white or mixed race girls.. (may not be true for all) but my observation living in London.
...and at work, we have to work twice as hard to be respected and valued. The biggest oppressor of a black woman at work is a white woman (and in some cases, your fellow blacks).. but not a white man surprisingly. 

#7. You will Happily Miss Home from Afar and be so Much More Invested in the Affairs of Nigeria than Those Living in Nigeria.

Need I say more?

#8.You May Gain Weight.
Why??
Kebabs & Pizzas
Chicken and chips.
Cheap and irresistibly delicious chinese takeaways
Fish & chips
Burgers,
TGI Fridays & Nandos

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iyatrustee:
His customers don't want any strings attached kinda sex. Mostly big ladies!

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